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Tim Winton & Julie Myerson, The Old Court House, Church Street, Brighton, Sat May 24
12:44pm Friday 23rd May 2008
This meeting of two highly acclaimed novelists will attempt to unlock the secrets of writing about childhood.
Between them, Tim Winton and Julie Myerson's novels have explored subjects ranging from abusive fathers and runaway children to teenage pregnancy and lost youth.
They will be addressing issues such as how childhood can make or break a life and how a writer can capture the elusive moment between adolescence and adulthood.
Australian writer Winton has twice been nominated for the Booker Prize for The Riders, published in 1995, and Dirt Music in 2002. His latest book Breath came out earlier this month.
Myerson is an expert of the dark and supernatural and her latest novel Out Of Breath is the story of a young girl who encounters a feral colony of runaway children.
- Starts 5pm, SOLD OUT
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This week's walk: Horsted Keynes and Furner's Green
From the village of Horsted Keynes, this walk heads eastwards to encircle the nearby settlement of Danehill, crossing and recrossing two well-wooded valleys before returning along part of the Sussex Border Path, a longdistance walking route which sticks fairly closely to the boundary between East and West Sussex.
Julie Myerson
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- Jarvis Cocker On Song - Saying The Unsayable, Dome Concert Hall, Church Street, Brighton, Fri May 23
- Andrew O’Hagan and Matt Frei - America The Beautiful, The Old Court House, Church Street, Brighton, Fri May 23
- Mark E Smith, The Old Court House, Church Street, Brighton, Sat May 24
- Wendy Cope - Two Cures For Love, Corn Exchange, Church Street, Brighton, Sat May 24
- Literary events, various venues, throughout May
- Arquiem, Brighton College, Fri May 16 – Sun May 18
- Paschale Straiton: The Séance, The Old Paddling Pool near the West Pier, Sun May 18
- Motionhouse:Underground, The Ellipse, outside Gemini’s beach bar, Kings Road Arches, Sun May 18
- Wired Aerial Theatre in association with Brenda Angiel – Tango, The old paddling pool near the West Pier, Sun May 18
- The Burst Pipe Dream, Jubilee Square, Thurs May 22 – Sun May 25
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